The proposal is being considered alongside new e-scooter rules taking effect next month.
The government is considering making cyclists put registration plates on their bikes.
The measure is being considered alongside new rules on e-scooters, which are coming into force next month.
Under 18s will be banned from using them, while all riders will have to wear a Hi-Viz vest and helmet.
Road Safety Minister Seán Canney says reg plates and a requirement to wear protective equipment is also being looked at for cyclists and it was discussed by government leaders yesterday.
Donagh McArdle, Owner of Tullamore Cycle Centre says if people followed the regulations there wouldn't be such an issue:
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